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Sky at Night

Moon, planets, stars, meteors, star trails, International Space Station (ISS). A selection from my night sky gallery. A really great resource for everything Stars & Space I use this great site http://www.meteorwatch.org
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    April 22 2011. Super Bright ISS passing over UK skies at 2149-54hrs. Found a great spot to watch as the ISS flew directly over and along the A14 with head/tail light streaks resulting from the long exposure. Captured with Oly E5 & 7-14mm. 12 images @15s stacked.
    April 21 2011. International Space Station (ISS) passes over UK skies at 2125-2130 hrs. Set up 2 cameras looking south west and south east to maximise field of view, without distortion of a wide angle lens. Captured with Oly E5 (right) and Oly E3 (left). Both cams at ISO 400, E5 approx 12 No 6s exposures & E3 approx 12 No 10s exposures. Both stacked in startrails software and put together in a pano format with Pixelmator.
    April 21 2011. International Space Station (ISS) passes over UK skies at 2125-2130 hrs. Set up 2 cameras looking south west and south east to maximise field of view, without distortion of a wide angle lens. This is the South West capture Oly E5. Both cams at ISO 400, E5 approx 12 No 6s exposures & E3 approx 12 No 10s exposures. Stacked in startrails software.